Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-22

price Of mutfiers at M. & kohn's.
Another lot of fresh new ties just in
this a. m. at Lloyd & StewaIts.
One OF those fine reclining chairs at
Clemann & Salzmann's for only %. so.
Watches of all kinds, at prices rang
ing from S. to 500 each, at Folsom's.
The Spring Cove toboggan slide is now
in shape for parties desiring to enjoy it.
No merchant in Rock Island can meet
NJ. & Kohn's prices on silk and cashmere
muffiers.
Lloyd & Stewart have reduced the price
of caps and mufflers. Call early and see
them.
Clemann & Salzmann's choice parlor
suites have been made expressly for the
holiday trade.
Beautiful easy chairs. just the present
fer gentleman friend, at Clemann &
Salzmanns
Kann & Flemming will not he outdone
in good goods and low prices on furni-
ture
A boy fourteen to fifteen years of age
wanted at No. 400 Third avenue oppo-
site court house.
Elegant parlor suits, useful and orns.
mental presents for the holidays, al Glenn
ann & SalZmanns.
O1ly limited number of those Young
Jonathan's" left at McCabe Bros, to b,
closed at % cents
Fine Java, Mocha and Golden Rio cof
fee fresh roasted. also choice line o
teas at the Hong Kong.
: Frank Taylor, the well known confec
t toner at Davenport. has assigned. Il
W. Kerker.is the assignee.
E Art souvenirs, also Prangs, Worth Bro
e Tucks and many other manufacturer
2 Christmas cards at kingsbury & Sons.
D The bargains in those delayed holida
goods at McCabe Bros. is DRAWN
largely from Davenport and Moline buy
Il ers.
d A few of those reed and rattan chair
) in great favor for Christmas and birthds
presents, are TO be had. cheap, at Il
Rock Island Children's Carriage Work
n An article of furniture is useful as WI
tal 10 nj
g. Christmas present at Ksnn & Fler
at mings.
II. The entire line of gilt edge. red Ii
lg poets, as well as those with half Russ
by binding, all are sold at the uniform pri
DO of As cents at McCabe Bros.
IS. The immense crowd at McCabe's ste
as we 60 to press, has never be
equalled by any holiday shoppers with
=. the period of our recollection.
in For diamonds. watches, clocks q
n jewelry of any description, you can
no ways depend upon what you are buyi
=, and nothing misrepresented, at Will
,5 Johnson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pollard of this city,
ceived yesterday morning By express
very handsome Christmas box from
tno old friend. the Rev J P Alexander,
ur> Kemper. III.
ng, Have you seen the latest? Just
DER thing for this kind of weather: Brittle
70 patent nose and cheek protectors. P
95 cents. Golden Eagle sole west
agent. Call and examine.
Chas. Hansgen, the pioneer Twent
hos street grocer, has nice stock of ia
the goods, California canned goods, orar
ter Is to so cents per dozen. nice can
oui, and nuts at low prices. and few bal
nrv of choice apples left at 50 per barrel.
ney Do not put ii off any longer but g
once to the Golden Eagle and bul
overeoat while you can get one TO
off from the amount Of purchase.
and coats now 50 1881 coats going mo-
sell IS. %; $40 coats can be bought now
for, $3.50; and so on all through the e
line.
q At Buffalo, Iowa, last evening
Cured the marriage of j. E. Sw,
this city, and Miss Emma Rosenbc
tory Rev. G. W. Cue. of this city, perfo
the ceremony. Mr.. Swan is one o
*. most prominent members of the
Island fire department, and is one o
will useful representatives thereof.
rouse is indeed to be congratulated upo
1887. good fortune.
a'ion Mr.. William Henry Burdette, pres
of the Union Printing company, and
number of years city editor of th'
al per, has sold out his interes
MIR. Henry c. Ashbough, of Ne'
Iowa, practical newspaper man oil
| who siderable experience. Mr.. Burdett
carry after Feb. /. devote himself exclu
to magazine literature. to which /
bio. heretofore given more or less Of his
Rid Of the arduous and exacting
erican of everyday journalism. he exps
= s.S benefit his health, and the ARGUS
cents with many others in the wish that
desire may be realized.